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- Kaci P.
- San Rafael, CA
- 0 friends
- 3 reviews
Help!!
I'm looking for a good chinese bakery in Marin county. Actually I'll settle for any chinese bakery in Marin county at this point. Native SF person looking for sesame balls, lotus buns and the like without going over a bridge......
Thanks!6/12/2009 -
- Virginia C.
- Denver, CO
- 3399 friends
- 1069 reviews
- Elite ’24
At the farmer's market on Sunday, there is a organic dim sum to go place. It's good, but expensive. Thanks!
7/17/2009 -
- Jason W.
- Marin County, CA
- 965 friends
- 680 reviews
Try Yet Wah or House of Lee in San Rafael. They carry limited quanities of dim sum. They may have sesame balls, or go to
Ranch 99 in El Cerrito or Oakland C-town.7/17/2009 -
- Harmonika S.
- San Francisco, CA
- 48 friends
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Speaking of which; why are Chinese Bakery goods always more attractive than they are flavorful?
7/17/2009 -
harmonika: i find all bakery goods and desserts to look more attractive than they taste. being sugary doesn't count.
7/17/2009
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